/massu-simplify
Analyzes recently changed code for unnecessary complexity, missed reuse opportunities, and pattern violations. Runs after implementation but before commit to catch issues that build and type checks miss.
When to Use
- After
/massu-loop: Review implementation for over-engineering - After
/massu-batch: Validate batch-applied changes for consistency - Before committing: Final quality pass on changed files
- Code review prep: Clean up code before requesting human review
What It Does
- Identifies over-engineered solutions that could be simpler
- Finds duplicated logic that should be extracted into shared utilities
- Checks for pattern compliance against project conventions
- Suggests refactoring opportunities for better readability
- Applies fixes directly when improvements are clear-cut
Usage
/massu-simplifyWorkflow Position
/massu-loop -> /massu-simplify -> /massu-commit -> /massu-pushRelated Commands
/massu-refactor— safe refactoring with test verification/massu-cleanup— dead code removal and unused imports/massu-review— automated code review